Featured Grilled Pork Tenderloin, Honey Sriracha Sweet Potatoes, Grilled veggies and Cream of Cabbage and Shrimp Soup

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Time for a dinner night with friends after the busy holidays. Started the night off with Coppardo and melon appetizer..
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Made the Cream of Cabbage and Shrimp Soup. (served with the meal)
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My friend Grilled the pork tenderloin. While everyone pitched in on the sides. Cooked to perfection. Pulled them @138-140*F; let rest 10 minutes tent with foil (rise to 145*F), sliced and juicy, juicy!
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Wow was that good! Served with a nice Oregon Pinot Noir.
 
Damn!!!

Can't go wrong with that!
Thank You Norm! It was good!

#winning!
Thank kilo!

MONEY!!!!!!!

Sign me up!
Thank you civil! Figured you'd approve!

Dang, I'll be your friend. That looks like a great meal 👍
Thank you JLinza! Appreciate it. I'm friends with most everyone here on SMF, just hard to share samples through the screen! LOL!

Good eats right there!
Thanks chef k-dude!

Looks great Keith.

Point for sure
Chris
Thank you Chris! I miss pork loin, need to cook it more often. It was good!
 
That looks awesome Keith.

That sounds interesting.
Thanks Brian. The recipe is posted here:
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t...e-soup-with-a-side-salad.326447/#post-2508135

I added no potatoes to make it keto, increased the cabbage to a whole head. I added 1/2 tsp. cayenne pepper and 4# 90-120 count shrimp to the soup. Can use larger shrimp, but I like the smaller ones for this soup so you get a shrimp in almost every bite....no thickener needed, the fiber from the onions, leeks, and cabbage is enough to thicken. Also-I added 2 pints of cream- no milk, and 4 cups chicken stock because they sell it in 1 qt. containers....
 
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Pass me a plate and a bib 😆
And check the Farmer's Almanac to see when I will get full!

Keith
Thanks 912! The left-overs were great as well. I used the sous vide machine to rewarm the pork to 135*F for about an hour. It works awesome! No worry about over cooking on the reheat.

Now that is a tasty looking meal.

David
Thank you David! That meal hit all the taste buds...
 
Time for a dinner night with friends after the busy holidays. Started the night off with Coppardo and melon appetizer..
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Made the Cream of Cabbage and Shrimp Soup. (served with the meal)
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My friend Grilled the pork tenderloin. While everyone pitched in on the sides. Cooked to perfection. Pulled them @138-140*F; let rest 10 minutes tent with foil (rise to 145*F), sliced and juicy, juicy!
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Wow was that good! Served with a nice Oregon Pinot Noir.
Thats a well planned meal!
 
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Thanks Brian. The recipe is posted here:
https://www.smokingmeatforums.com/t...e-soup-with-a-side-salad.326447/#post-2508135

I added no potatoes to make it keto, increased the cabbage to a whole head. I added 1/2 tsp. cayenne pepper and 4# 90-120 count shrimp to the soup. Can use larger shrimp, but I like the smaller ones for this soup so you get a shrimp in almost every bite....no thickener needed, the fiber from the onions, leeks, and cabbage is enough to thicken. Also-I added 2 pints of cream- no milk, and 4 cups chicken stock because they sell it in 1 qt. containers....
Thanks Keith. I got it put into Paprika recipe manager. I will probably use couple turnips I need to use up.
 
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